So Here's The THING | Episode 3

Case Study: IREC-A59

So Here's The THING | Episode 3 |
See how the Alien Crew of the IREC-A59 reacts and deals with meeting a real human for the first time.
Case Study: IREC-A59 is a serial science fiction bi-weekly podcast about the first-ever recorded interaction between aliens and humans. Follow Ineke van den Bos as they listen through a box of 16 USBs to discover the truth behind how aliens and humans actually met.
In this show, you’ll find mystery, friendship, thrilling moments, and questions that make you think about what it truly means to be human.
This story is the creation of Chloe Crouzat, the project’s wonderful writer and co-producer. Chloe has crafted an in-depth and expansive universe, and we can’t wait to start sharing it with you.
Kai Osborne has been working as the director and co-producer on this project, helping bring this story to life.
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This project would not have been possible without our amazing cast and crew.
Cast

• Ineke van den Bos - Isabella Rose
• Dr. Orla Naxx - Julianna Picarelli
• Lieutenant Nuray Krii - Jonnie Lombard
• Captain - Mason Sheaves
• Human - Lucas Aubry

Crew

• Sound Effects Editor - Jura Leopold
• Atmosphere Artist - Gabby de Manuel
• Music - Aziel Preciado
• Additional Audio Editing - Kai Osborne
• Script Editor: Connor Whiteside
• Script Editor: Ian McReavy
• Cover Art: Paige MacLachlan

Written by and Co-Produced by: Chloe Crouzat

Directed and Co-Produced by: Kai Osborne
Join us in 2 weeks for Episode 4, Gavisti and Other Forms of Poor Translations.

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